The Gospel in Philippi | Acts 16:1-10

. Since the beginning of the year, we’ve been looking at the signs of Jesus as presented to us in John’s Gospel. Today begins our examination of Christ’s “I am” statements. We’ll be looking at these through the Easter season. And as with Christ’s miracles, these “I am” statements reveal something about Jesus—not simply as…

This is what Jesus says to his disciples in v.48 of today’s text. This is not a random statement, it marks the culmination of a journey to faith, marked by confusion, fear, doubt and disappointment. Throughout this chapter, we’ve seen how the disciples struggled to come to grips with the reality of the resurrection. But…

Today we will discuss something that does not come naturally to us and never comes easily. Because we still struggle with sin, God graciously allows us to come to him no matter what we have done in our lives Notes

As Mark shared last week, we’re using this time between Easter Sunday and Ascension Sunday to look at the “Resurrection Stories” found in the 24th chapter of Luke’s Gospel. In that sermon, Mark took us through the first part of the story of two followers of Jesus walking on the road toward a town called…

I’m thankful we observe the Christian calendar at TCC. It provides us a framework for worship and helps us to mark time not primarily by days and months but according to the person and work of Jesus Christ. Today is Ascension Sunday, which is the 1st Sunday following Ascension Day (which was last Thursday). So,…

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